Hi Christoph, hi everyone else, first of all: Thanks to the people that already contacted me, feel free to contact me with more project ideas.
But also read the "disclaimer" below :) On 2014-09-09 17:32, Christoph Feck wrote: > On Tuesday 09 September 2014 10:57:44 Stefan Derkits wrote: > Otherwise, as a starting point, I would suggest to browse the > brainstorm section on our KDE forum. A lot of features are summarized > there, rated and voted by users and discussed together with > developers. > > Additionally, our bug tracker has literally thousands open issues, > many of them requiring larger structural changes that need planning > and crafting beyond the typical "one line fix", and might also involve > additions in underlying Qt libraries. Some of the higher voted ones > are here: As the course has a very "rigid" structure, I need to know in advance that: -) the project is expected to fit into the scope (esp. the requirement that students have to spend 120+ hours per person [incl. planning, architecture, coding, testing, documentation, project managment ...]) -) there is a mentor from the project to help them I can (and did already) browse the GSoC ideas and contact the ones that were not yet implemented, but as an outsider to many projects I can't judge the scope of most ideas in the bugtracker or the brainstorm forum. So please everyone, contact me with concrete projects that fit the scope instead of lists of possible projects of unknown scope :) Stefan
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